The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 230 The Apple of Mr. Craig’s Eye

Marion woke up close to eleven the next day and realized she was still wearing the dress from the night before. The events of last night gradually replayed in her mind.

At the time, she was sober, and her rationality was intact, but why did she still find herself hugging and kissing Lucas?

It was definitely the alcohol’s doing, emboldening her.

Despite feeling embarrassed by her absurd actions, Marion did not regret it.

She blamed it on Cassie, the bad influence.

As she rubbed her face, her stomach rumbled, expressing its emptiness.

Marion quickly got out of bed, and while getting changed, she discovered that her dress zipper was open!

Did she forget to zip it up when she attended the party last night?

That could not be right because she had double–checked, and the zip was up. Yet now, after a night’s sleep, it was open!

Since only Lucas and she were at home last night, and she fell asleep halfway, it was highly likely that Lucas had undone the zipper.

face red with

Lucas was a good person. If she were

was truly a gentleman.

was unfortunate that he had to be with her.

her cheek, forcing herself to dispel inappropriate thoughts, and

Mrs. Bailey had already prepared lunch. Since today was a workday, Lucas would not be back for

that she was sober, she did not have the face to meet Lucas.

again. Instead, she hurried to the piano room

Daniel could tell that Lucas was in a good

mood today.

unsure why, a happy Mr. Craig made presenting documents in

formal affair.

Craig, I’ve found the information you

up, and the hand holding the pen paused. “Who did

be

documents to Lucas. “The wine was spiked, but it wasn’t intended for Mrs.

William Zurich and his friends, who were planning to

intention of sleeping with them after they left. Since they were all inexperienced, afraid their companions might not be up for it, they had someone slip

not specifically meant for Marion. A waiter happened to pass by, and she took a glass. Not wanting to give away their